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<p><b>New page</b></p><div><!--This is the default structure of how you can usually create a page about a location, whether from a movie, TV series, video game, book, or comic. They typically share common elements, such as an introduction, a physical description, background or related events, people who live or interact, objects you can find, appearances and trivia facts.<br />
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These instructions between arrows (using the source editor) or with the exclamation mark icon (visual editor) are internal and are not shown in the public version to read, and you can remove them once you have learnt how to create the page.<br />
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If you feel a page shouldn't exist on a wiki, you can add {{Delete|<reason>}} to it and add reasons for the removal. This helps admins to identify these pages and delete them. On the other hand, {{Stub}} is usually placed on new pages that are recently created with a few details, to coordinate editors in order to improve it in the future.--><br />
{{Location<br />
| title = {{PAGENAME}}<br />
| image = Wiki Location.jpeg|alt=A red and white striped lighthouse emitting beams of light made of white dots, set against a dark, textured sea and sky background.<br />
| imagecaption = <br />
| map = <br />
| mapcaption = <br />
| type = <br />
| level = <br />
| location = Where it is placed<br />
| inhabitants = People living or interacting<br />
}}<br />
{{Quote<br />
| text =The text of the quote.<br />
| speaker =Author<br />
| receiver =<br />
| attribution =<br />
| source =<br />
}}<br />
<!-- The first elements you see above are two templates: the Location infobox and Quote template. Infoboxes are used to display general relevant information. Once you add data in one of the fields, the infobox would be displayed. You can add a custom name in the infobox replacing the {{PAGENAME}} code. View more details on this in Template:Location.<br />
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Some character pages also use templates to show quotes, but you can also include them on pages about locations. You need to replace the text of the quote and the author, or remove them if you don't plan to use it. You can also visit Template:Quote to find out more.--><br />
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the name of the location. This is the introduction where you briefly describe the details about it, which kind of location or building it is, where it's placed, in which product appears or any relevant event happening there. Don't forget to replace this text.<br />
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==Description==<br />
<!-- When creating a new page, remember to use different sections, add proper formatting using wikitext, and most importantly, add images and add links to other related articles whenever possible. You have more info on Help:New page, Help:Formatting text, Help:Wikitext, Help:Adding images and Help:Links.--><br />
Start adding a general description of this location: if it’s an area or a building, geography, any important background, famous inhabitants and events or anything interesting for the reader. Remember to replace this text.<br />
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==Extra section==<br />
<!--Sometimes you need to add contextual links between articles to answer readers' questions. You can visit Template:Hatnote to find out more about the different related templates editors use.--><br />
You can replace the "Extra section" title and all this text to add any other relevant sections talking about the location. These pages usually contain a list of people, other minor locations such as buildings or rooms, objects you can find, where this location appears in media relating to the topic, and any relevant detail for the gameplay in the case of video games.<br />
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<!-- When you need to display data, creating a table is a good option. For simpler sections that list items, using a list is easier.--><br />
To describe everything appearing you have the option of [[w:Help:Lists|lists]] and [[w:Help:Tables|tables]], and adding the [[w:Help:Table Progress Tracking|progress tracking feature]] to allow users to keep track of their personal progress related to these elements.<br />
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* Item list 1<br />
* Item list 2<br />
* Item list 3<br />
* Item list 4<br />
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<table-progress-tracking table-id="1" unique-column-index="1"><br />
{| class="wikitable sortable"<br />
|-<br />
! Column 1 header !! Column 2 header !! Column 3 header<br />
|-<br />
| Text for row 1 cell 1 || Text for row 1 cell 2 || Text for row 1 cell 3<br />
|-<br />
| Text for row 2 cell 1 || Text for row 2 cell 2 || Text for row 2 cell 3<br />
|-<br />
| Text for row 3 cell 1 || Text for row 3 cell 2 || Text for row 3 cell 3<br />
|}<br />
</table-progress-tracking><br />
<!--The template below is a navbox, typically used as a navigation element to link to related articles quickly and easily. Once you have several pages about a group, consider creating a specific navbox for it. Find out more at Template:Navbox. --><br />
{{Navbox|header=Locations|body=Add links to location pages, like [[{{PAGENAME}}]].}}<br />
<!-- When you finish creating an article, don't forget to add the corresponding categories, which are used to group articles. Read more at Help:Categories.--><br />
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